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[indiscernible]mark leno, board of supervisor president aaron peskin, supervisor hill ry ronan and many more. learn more at stephentorressf.comand thank you for your time. >> my name is trevor chandler, the san francisco democratic party endorsed candidate and renter in the mission, union member, internationally recognized lgbtq civil rights activist and most recently taught third grade at sfud. i'm not running because san francisco is broken, i'm running because city hall is. my campaign has been laser focused on being serious about safety. i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i know we can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it takes pragmatic reasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spect

. >> rosemary and leno labianca. rosemary's children found them.ne every as horrible as ten miles away. leno's hands were tied with a cord, face covered with a pillow case, stabbing 26 times. rosemary, 41. overkill would be an understatement. and again, just as it was at sharon tate's house, the murder scene seemed almost art directed to elicit fear. >> a fork was jammed into leon's abdomen and left sticking there. >> in blood on one, the word rise, and on another death to rise, and on the other, helterskelter. >> in the chest was carved war. >> these were brutal killings. in the middle of the night, showing up with knives, stabbing people multiple times, even when they were dead. things the police had never seen before. >> the killer seemed to have no conscious. >> they killed a husband and wife, took a shower in their home, calmly ate some food, and left. >> over two successive nights, seven people and an unborn baby were ruthlessly slaughtered. l.a. braced itself for the next wave especially after william garrison was freed and released. >> ther

it's actually 10 times more dent, steel, dietz and got former talk show host and car collector, jay leno to give it a go. i should start now. believe it or not, bruce was not high when he spent $200000.00 its own money to build this prototype. i don't smoke and it's not made out of air. it's made out of canada so you can smoke all the candidates, have some good thoughts. we want, you won't get cannabis as long had an unsavory reputation, because the flowers harvested from female plants can also be used as the drug known as marijuana. and that proved to be the undoing of henry ford. tim car. the us marijuana tax act of 1937 slots, an excise tax on all him sales, making it too costly for mass auto production. but times have changed. take portion for its 718 came and g g for club sports. the auto manufacturer now makes the rear spoiler and doors out of him. long shunned the sustainable light and strong material could be about to make it come back in car production the. but it's not the only material that's back on the streets. what is to the french carpenter new showed will be built at do c

thank you very much co-chair, avi, almos leno and tal schuster. thank you. we have the honor of having a very powerful man with us right now. he is the speaker of the house and he's really doing a good job, mike johnson. thank you, man. thank you, mike. thank you. now, one of the very top people in congress, she's like a rocket ship. she's going up so fast. she totally destroyed the president of harvard you saw with the big glasses, those big glasses, she asked her a simple question and that was the end. she didn't get a very good answer actually sounded a little bit like kamala. yeah. but a special, a really special person doing a phenomenal job in congress, elise stefanik. that's a pretty good hand. they jumped up, they jumped up. what was that all about, elise? that's pretty impressive. ambassador michael herzog. thank you, ambassador. thank you very much. thank you very much. a friend of mine, a great lawyer and his beautiful wife is with him. alan dershowitz. oh, very, very nice. thank you, alan. and many of the very distinguished guests. i have so many

carson, letterman, jay leno, even his skin and hair and the color blue in a late night setting like thated tie. he looks very comfortable there. it's nice to see the pressure off where he didn't have to speak the whole time. usually he just kind of bulldozers you if it's one on one but it was very relaxed. i didn't watch any of it except for that. everybody else in the country did. and so it was good, congrats. >> dana: i felt like the show warmed up to have a great rally in his home state. >> judge jeanine: it's interesting, dinner, i thought about that. he clearly had a good time on the show. did you see how he was smiling, greg, when he was smiling when you were reading your open. he was comfortable, it was easy, it was fun. kat asked him about area 51 and he answered honestly. it was a trump that i know. a regular guy. but i think it did boost him. because he's in long island last night, well, i'm going to do this, she can't do that. he was on his game last night. >> dana: did you feel it too, jessica? >> jessica: honestly, i reregistered. i was like this is the guy for me, but i do

monster homes have been an issue in district eight for years, i believe, at least as far back as mark leno's time on the board, and probably before, over the years, different supervisors have proposed a variety of efforts to address the problem, which is the cannibalization of smaller and more affordable homes. and i acknowledge that more affordable is a relative statement in district eight to build larger and less affordable homes available only to the wealthiest purchasers in 2017, supervisor jeff sheehy, building on work, i believe our predecessors, supervisor wiener, had done worked with neighbors in corona heights to establish the corona heights large residence study and in 2022, as i said, i passed legislation establishing the central neighborhoods large residence to cover portions of district eight and not included in the corona heights. sued both suds, as originally passed, relied on c use to regulate monster homes. the corona heights required q authorization if the building exceeded a 3000 square foot limit. the central neighborhoods sued, which i authored, established a threshold o

i'm mary ann brownlow leno. and welcome to health center to talk of the hill with host bill press, veteran journalists, political commentator, author. before hill center, really even opened, bill had an idea that he wanted to sort of and host an in-depth conversation that he would moderate with you know distinguished guests and over the years there have been so many very distinguished guests. but i have to say, i think no one more distinguished than our guest this evening. so call my wall street journal editor, political editor and reporter neil king. he has just published this extraordinary book, american ramble a walk of memory and renewal. he said he bookshop copies for sale and neil will be signing the book afterwards. i'm you will have seen that it's just the reviews have been overwhelmingly positive to say the least so without further ado please welcome neil king and bill press. thank you, marianne. and good evening, everybody. great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening. i want to say a big we

leno said no other da in county history has used private armed guards and security. he's always been provided by the county sheriff. what are also says prices retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and more employees possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign against her letter has price to stop the threat. reached out to the da's office for comment, but we haven't heard back yet. a redwood city man now facing charges after police say he asked children to get in his car. this is right outside of an elementary school. police say they got that call wednesday afternoon about a man talking to girls right outside hoover elementary. he asked them to get in his car. police later learned the suspect identified as eric vasquez did this with at least 2 other children over the last year. police found his car a few blocks away from the school. vasquez was booked into jail for communicating with a minor and attempting to commit a lewd act. 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez. they're seeking out to dismiss that case.

and these aren't leno vip tickets in a box. these are standing room tickets and you have to also keep in mind that that means that some people might be paying $150 for that standing room to get b might be standing next to somebody who is paying $455 for that standing room ticket. now the anger over this, i should make me angry, just driving this the tickets have already sold out, but we're getting the uk government involved in this because there's a few always says fans also in the uk government that prime minister keir starmer has already said that it's just not fair. culture secretary lisa nandy has come out and said, they're going to look into this. they say, we've already announced that this autumn will be consulting on secondary ticketing, how to deal with to get touts and as part of that, we will look at dynamic pricing. and in particular transparency around it, also, united states, i don't know if you remember the u.s. senate had their own hearing after anger over taylor swift tickets. >> that's what this was. the same i

pressing her on, what happened with the fracking thing in harris just said, well, i changed in 2020 lenond basically tried to move on how effectively has she done that how much more effectively does she need to do that i thought she did a good job in that interview with dana. >> dana pressed her that was her job the vice president did her job look, she represented the bay area as a prosecutor than the state of california. not a lot of fracking in san francisco bay. and then she's had three-and-a-half fears, which she was the vice president of oklahoma and the vice president of texas and vice president of pennsylvania. >> and she should lean into this uses to attack trump right? >> if you want someone who doesn't listen, it doesn't learn. i got a guy for you that's donald trump okay. he's, he's been against he's been very consistent. he's always been soft on putin and then hell on women. okay. that's where he is i listen and learn and change. >> yes. i think fracking is now in important part of our energy as we move towards energy dominance under democratic presidency embrace that and the

i'm mary ann brownlow leno. and welcome to health center to talk of the hill with host bill press, veteran journalists, political commentator, author. before hill center, really even opened, bill had an